Alejandro Espinoza Olazaba
About Alejandro Espinoza Olazaba
Alejandro Espinoza Olazaba is a Research Analyst at Mathematica, where he has worked since 2022. He has a background in education and partnerships, having previously held managerial roles at Teach For America and OneGoal in Chicago.
Work at Mathematica
Alejandro Espinoza Olazaba has been employed at Mathematica as a Research Analyst since 2022. In this role, he contributes to various research projects, applying his analytical skills to support data-driven decision-making. Mathematica is known for its focus on social policy research, and Alejandro's work aligns with the organization's mission to improve public well-being through evidence-based insights.
Previous Experience at Teach For America
Before joining Mathematica, Alejandro worked at Teach For America as the Manager of Chicago Partnerships from 2010 to 2017. During his seven years in this position, he focused on building and maintaining partnerships that supported educational initiatives in Chicago. His role involved collaboration with various stakeholders to enhance educational opportunities for students.
Experience at OneGoal
From 2017 to 2022, Alejandro served as the Director of Secondary Partnerships at OneGoal. In this capacity, he was responsible for developing and managing partnerships aimed at improving educational outcomes for secondary students. His leadership in this role contributed to OneGoal's mission of ensuring that all students have the opportunity to graduate from college.
Education and Expertise
Alejandro holds a Master of Arts in Applied Economics from the University of Illinois at Chicago - Graduate College. His academic background also includes a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts & Studies from the same university. This educational foundation equips him with the analytical skills necessary for his research work and partnership management in the education sector.
Educational Background
Alejandro completed his high school education at Curie Metropolitan High School. His early education laid the groundwork for his subsequent academic achievements at the University of Illinois Chicago, where he pursued studies in both Liberal Arts and Applied Economics.